Resignation Call Over False Statements in American League
Boston club president Harry Frazee demanded Ban Johnson resign as American League president in a letter accusing him of false statements about league elections. Frazee said peace talks collapsed amid threats and misleading claims aimed at wrecking the league and urged Johnson to quit to prevent further harm.
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New York
Ban Johnson
American League
Harry Tl. Fraser
Boston Club
Johnson
Frazee
Board of Directors
Bo Bnd
Ovo
Ragee
Uon Rhin
Comiskey
Sounson
Chicago
SAC Bion Jonneon
Cleveland Tech to Meet Everett in Intercity Title Game
Cleveland East Technical High School will travel to Everett Washington to face Everett High in a national interscholastic football championship decider. Final arrangements were completed, with plans for departure announced as the Central West high school championship holder seeks the national crown.
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Cleveland Tech
Everett
Cleveland
East ‘Technicaligh
Wash
Uni New
Fighter tops on technicality in welterweight bout
Sheridan fighter Roy Conley defeated Jimmy Stewart of New York after Stewart refused to continue in round four over glove weight. officials noted six ounce gloves used by agreement though five ounce gloves were supplied. both fighters welterweights. An unrelated item from Sioux City reports an international swindle arrest of Harry P. Saunders, a janitor at Sioux City College, accused of defrauding English estates with potential losses up to 500000. Pazo ment claim appears as an advertisement snippet about hemorrhoid relief with a money-back guarantee.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Roy Conley
Jimmy Stewart
New York
Stewart
Sioux City
Iowa
Harry P. Saunders
Sioux City College
Saunders
J. A. S. Szarkowski
Earl Morgan
Grocery Price List and Produce Highlights
A crowded retail page lists fresh vegetables and fruit by weight and unit, including cranberries celery green peppers head lettuce spinach onions and radishes. It also shows beverages and canned goods with assorted brands and bottle sizes plus bakery specials such as raised pound cake and fruit pies.
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Electric Bakery
Hennessy
Time Precautions 10 Prevent Christmas Fires
Fire Chief Fred Martin warns against risky Christmas customs including placing a lit candle in a window and using candles to light the Christmas tree. He notes these practices cause thousands of dollars in damage and cites underwriters’ figures from 1915 to 1919.
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Martin
Fred Martin
Crete
Eniet
Horoscopes for Thursday December 23 1920
The column warns of strong adverse Cranus influence on Thursday with Venus in a negative aspect in the evening. Aviation is hazardous and women may be prone to captiousness in business. Theaters look favorable, romance and weddings are predicted for a young girl amid luxuries trade notes.
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Venus
Astrological Forecast Hints at Social and Economic Shifts
A 1920 era astrology style note predicts profit from promoting Engans for women and social aims. It foresees buoyant entertainment and rising land ownership next year with unsettled changes. It warns May births may bring energetic, restless boys who excel in the navy.
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United States
Thevs
Rw Apaper Syndicate
Sullivan Acquitted Over Alleged Hotel Still Case
John Sullivan was discharged by US Commissioner Van Etten after insufficient evidence. Officials found a still whiskey and mash in the St. James hotel annex but could not prove ownership or Sullivan's knowledge of the operation.
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John Sullivan
St. James Hotel
United States
van Etten
Sullivan
Stewart 15 Sentenced to State Penitentiary
Judge Lynch sentenced Grant Stewart to one to two years in the state penitentiary after a guilty plea to forgery. Stewart claimed the $500 note was forged with the money to be paid by his brother, citing medical confinement for his delay in redeeming the note. Mrs Stewart was released when not implicated, and Stewart was allowed to spend Christmas in jail.
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Lynch
Grant
Stewart
Frances. Steele
Goldie Davis
Governor Commutes Barry Sentence to Eight Years
Clifford "Fudge" Barry, sentenced for attempting to rob the Finlen hotel, had his term reduced from 20 years to eight by the board of pardons on Governor Stewart's recommendation. He was convicted June 15, 1918, and will complete the remainder of his term in 1923.
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Clifford “Fudge” Barry
Finlen
Board of Pardons
Stewart
Butte
Barry
Butte Business Ties With Northern Pacific Official
R. Taylor, general superintendent of the Northern Pacific Railway at Livingston, transacted business in Butte yesterday.
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Taylor
Butte
R, T, Amyior, Aaron
Norther Pacific ‘Railway
Livingston
Trans
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